The Ruderi collection tells of archetypal forms, overlapping layers of natural materials simply placed side by side, and the language of spontaneous rural architecture—doors, windows, and staircases in dialogue with nature.The dimensions of the stones and the absence of processing waste, the olive wood recovered from trees affected by Xylella – an invisible bacterium that leads to destruction but, in its "intangible" nature, inspires a reversal of course and vision by humankind – establish a virtuous cycle where sustainability and attention to materials are now essential and indispensable elements.The designer plays a crucial role, identifying resources and using them with care and respect; the company enthusiastically embraces this method and propels it toward new paths to explore.A close and meaningful collaboration that guides economies toward sensitive trajectories, toward a planet that increasingly demands care and attention.